I'm just interested, because lately, I have been posting a lot in forums, and I've been trying to get lots of forum posts on the websites, and I'm curious to know how much the most active forumer has.On one website, I have 7859 posts.
Thalbergmad and Ahinton act like a bunch of girls in love if theyre together on a thread
and our dear (late) Pianistimo was in state of heavenly gibberish all the time.
Act like a "couple" of girls, but not a "bunch", as that word would in most cases indicate a quantity of 3 or more and indeed we are not 3 but in fact 2.
I'm ofcourse speaking in terrible cliché's,
but i suppose everybody knows
If you have trouble understanding the context Alistair, i recommend you giving it a second thought, or even a third one if you feel bored
And my reference to the word 'late' might be misleading indeed, because A) she might not be that dead and B) can somebody who's THAT convinced she'll end up in heaven can really become 'late'? But also in fancy internet language we speak of dead threads and dead topics, wich doesnt imply that they gave our dear St Peter a visit, but that that its not very active anymore. And since our dear St Pianistimo isnt that active anymore......
A truer measure, I think, would be in the volume of the poster, rather than number of posts. But even at that, I believe the winner remains the same.
It would be a pointless exercise. Total number of posts is just a statistic and has no value on its own.
There are people here with less than 10 posts that have more value contained than my 10,000.
Wasn't she also "pianonut" who also had many posts?
You really are Sir Humphrey Appleby.
I've got 9,087 Posts now, I was trying to get 10,000 before 2010, but I've been working on programming Lua in that game
*clap clap*Would you like an internet cookie? Or is your reward our supposed adoration?